It is shown that antiburching effect is possible in the superposition state β+e iφβ iδof the generalized Coherent states of the q-deformed non-harmonic oscillator.
We introduce a quantum antibunching effect. The quantum antibunching effect of the K eigenstates of the K th powere ( K greater than or equal to 3) of the annihilation operator in the Q-deformed non-harmonic oscillator is investigated. The physical meaning of the K states are explored. The results show that there is the quantum antibunching effect in all of those states. All of them can be generated by a linear superposition of generalized coherent states produced by the time-dependent Q-deformation non-harmonic oscillator at different instants.
The antibunching properties for the eigenstates of the Kth powers (K≥3) of the annihilation operator of the q-deformed non-harmonic oscillator are investigated. The numerical method is used to study the properties influenced by the parameter q. The results show that the eigenstates exhibit antibunching effects in a number of intervals of x=β2, which reflects the intensity of the non-harmonic oscillator in q-deformation generalized coherent state. The effects are evidently influenced by the parameter q. When q is taken values departure from 1 greatly, these intervals become larger, and shift toward the positive x direction.
The superposition states, which are composed of the generalized q-coherent states of the non-harmonic oscillator, are presented. The quantum statistical properties of these states are studied. Then the influence of the superposition phase δ and the deformation parameter q on these nonclassical properties are discussed. It is shown that the superposition states exhibit higher-order (order of odd number) squeezing effect and antibunching effect respectively. When the superposition phase δ is taken values approach to 0 or π/2, these results approach the properties of the even or odd generalized q-coherent states of the non-harmonic oscillator. Especially, the effects are influenced by the parameter q. When the values of q is taken departure from 1 greatly, the nonclassical properties are more evidently.